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Old 12-03-2009, 12:53 PM   #1
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If you google "asian long horned beetle larvae" you will see pics with rulers on them for scale.

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I just made an assumption without seeing a pic of the moth. Maybe its just confused winter moths. I dont know about ALB though because aren't they a wood boring beetle whose adults bore into the middle of the tree to lay the eggs and then the larvae once born eat the tree from the inside out? I know i have seen several ALB in oak tree's in Plymouth this summer. What type of tree is it?

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The college of foods and natural resources at Umass Amherst has a great extension office with an informative website

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The college of foods and natural resources at Umass Amherst has a great extension office with an informative website
Thanks, e-mail and pics sent to agent. I'll keep you informed.

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